STATUTORY CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS BY SHIP TYPE - …

PART B CHAPTER 5 STATUTORY CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS BY SHIP TYPE Introduction This chapter lists the various STATUTORY certificates required on UK ships with indications as to their applicability to the main ship types. The appropriate regulations should be examined in each case to determine the exact applicability. It should be noted that many merchant shipping regulations may be applicable to a ship for which no certificate is issued crew accommodation. There are also regulations where survey, leading to certificate issue, is only required for ships of a certain size or age but the other regulation REQUIREMENTS are equally applicable to ships that are not required to carry a certificate. Passenger Ships Require the following CERTIFICATION : Passenger Ship Safety Certificate1 International or Domestic Safety Management Certificate2 MCA approval for manning3 MCA approval for passenger counting and recording if over 24m but under 400GT a Declaration on Anti-Fouling Systems International Anti-Fouling Certificate (instead of a Declaration) if 400GT or over if carrying Dangerous Goods and built after 1 September 1984, a Document of Compliance for the Carriage of Dangerous Goods if over 1000 GT, a Certificate of Insurance or Other Financial Security in Respect of Civil Liability for Bunker Oil Pollutio

• if carrying cargo, a Workboat Certificate; or • if acting as a pilot boat, a Pilot Boat Certificate • Small Commercial Vessel Certificate (issued under the Harmonised Code) • if on international voyages and certified for > 15 persons, an . International Sewage Pollution Prevention Certificate . 5.9 Pleasure Vessels (Non-Commercial)

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